CVE-2023-45614: critical vulnerability in Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Aruba Access…
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No sign of exploitation. No public exploitation artifact known so far.
A buffer overflow flaw in Aruba's access point management protocol allows attackers to send specially crafted packets to port 8211 and execute malicious code on the device without needing a password. This is critical because it grants complete control over the access point.
Unauthenticated remote buffer overflow in PAPI (UDP port 8211) service allows arbitrary code execution with elevated privileges on the underlying OS. The vulnerability is triggered by crafted packet payloads that overflow stack or heap buffers in the CLI service, requiring no prior authentication or user interaction. Successful exploitation results in complete system compromise.
In the same product, most dangerous first.